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„ Nu. " 4 41 4..1 • • - , • • 4-; -!‘ r • t S .6 ._,, , , , % . :1 4 •,, ..).' f , ,' f.. 4 :,.V . " ....! . e. 1-1 -. ",:i\ 7..v..e sigtc,, ' ..: 7 , ;.,2 1 . \ .1 . , ,c ,.. . . ‘4744.‘,.ye 'e 1- •;•vit---. 1 „:. C o . ...., • , , „..,. .. :, -. le ,:y ' a i AVN t,-,:: - ;:') - ;-,,•-• - IT -, - r•turktY;yiv.i,,-: ,,, ,,' , 7 , • .-,- -•!-., fli :1i • "--.,-- ( t •Tptlt. ,!:I_ , - ! . 11.*; LTV 'PP9iY 0: \ tifw.l4: reep • stop- 1 , :ion. to t their the . araae pany would thantii t,usr c'.; 4e' b J Foi pat: rrer, Clat rig it loula ty • as : hat vare- oicrhr isjr. were n all itISD have the the pro el() ce The ono- Oaf gabie 1 the I)3ve !acki b of "3Ced' W pf, wich kler • loaf°. rk K TO' s.P r ' i. Pr' t , Ti 4 , r,......., ..a. rp E A, A BRITISH HcRRING FISHING COMPANY, Intended rob& incorporated by ACt of Parliament,. CAPITAL 500,0001. in Fnle Thousand Shares of tool. eacii ; and no Individual, to hold more than T'4enty Share. PATRONS. • His Grace the Duke 01 Athol. • The Rt. Honourable the Earl of Chichester. The Rt. Honourable Lord Viscount Melville. The Kt. Honourable Lord De:Duustanville. The Rt. Hon. - Lord Glenberyie.' : • The Most ts,bable the Maiquis.of 'Huntly. The Rt. Honourable Lidd lbcelyrn. . . PRESIDENT. The Right Honool..bltrttreriord Sheffield. • Joshua Jepson Oddy, ESQ. DlRECroits.- William Smith, Es.q. W. A. Haddocks, Esq. P: M , Esq:' , tiL=...l.lfatict Alderman. Geor t e St.notey, Esq. ikidvripan. Nat aluel Brickvvood, Esq. - Ke:utatd Stnithel - sq. • • • Timothy Stansteld, Esq. - William Heygate, Esq. John Cape', Esq. lsaitc.Rohirison, Esq. ' Thomas Cresswell, Esq. lanlei Ebenezer SaundcrS, Esq. AUDITORS. The Rt.-Honourable Lord George Seymour. Francis. Freeling, 1;4. Welstead, hsq ;autos Bowen, Esq, 7 rhe- Dirgdors of the above Company are now ready, to re, Tc. ,, iers for COntraeis ro Build' the Hulls of Vessels, atcluin a loii.ers' Work, tor the Deep S ea Fishery, of 7 , 3 : . k•OS ;LO to IN, Schooner-rigge.i. fret !tier!, :7 ;,:c: 6 ill cites on . the. Beam, 9 feet 6 inches rn v;cn li-inch Flooring, 7 .- imo Timber, 4-inch t ,, a t y Men Plank s below the Wale„z-incli Plank abo ve . Skin; The Tenders to be sent, 'sealed `hd ,- lreeor rosta- to the Coinpany's'ellke, '4 it Aug the 41iottest p er i o d requ i red to . complete the Con- 0s TIMIVAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. F ishmongers' Hall, luly 3, 411,LITAR't INSTITUTION, CIiikRETON, Near WOOLWICH • R HOMMEY• (late Mews. 13onnytastle.and ' tiowin,y) cont i nues, with proper Assistants, to In '!et YttUNG G LN-17LE' M EN designed for the Army, eor ( ,e Royal Artl•ery. ad Egneers, for the •.Rodl Militar lqle ge at Mai i low, and the .Serviye of the Han, East.. t . 11 1 . 14 Company, in the various Branches of a Al;lit4ry .Edtr „ . Plan of Studies consists of all such p arts of Mathe-' the-' 4, ic Philosophy as are conne4kti with a Mi t ), s and Natar4 Profession ; Geography, Fortification, rtiilery, I,, ,z tics, Plan Drawi ng , Surveying, fling,Lev Reeontioiter -I.ot, with th e M ethod o f tracing Nilorks on the Ground; and Prin c ipl es an d Pra a ice of the French Language., l'or th e ,Studies, the Teroni, - which have b een 1,611 y tu vd Mr. Iloininey, Rules an Char ltd keg , ...la: p ions 'of the Institu t i o n, a on, Kent. • 1V I: PRIZES of I'WEN'I'Y THOUSAND POUNDS• WILT arid Co. • Cotitralors with Govf , rhment fyil for the present STATE LOTT E Rl', beg leave respect to info.in their I. iienris and Ihe P üblir, tTIC K. E TS L ":1511,,R S are. now on Sale, in great vancty, at their Ot. g c ,es, I\o. .1, Poultry ; No.. iz, Cliaring.cross ; and, No. 31, sate Hi:di-street. 1 111 (-• SLlL'ine is rntirely rew: there are Five Prizes, of 1,. 0 :s7)1. each, and tie Numbers el the Tickets ar e reduced •,7.4.D00, from waich it must be ;1.) ions that the Chai,ce ot "tllning a z 0,03.1: Prize is weatly "creased. hin laic la,t Lottery, Swift and Co. had the satisladiori of s 4 i l 4, No 4,16., a Prize of zo,oool. in sixtee n Si xteenths, -• lo ts inie t tor (.7.,pit3ls h 1 ONLY; kESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to. inform those that may be 'desirous of n,,rrowi Dg Te l hp o . or Permaneht Si; MS of NIONEY, tl,lat they' can at all and without delay, adva nce any Sum from One Hun _ o f to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards,on personal t1,„ 41 , 1 1' othct Security, arising froM Ma rtiage Settkmen ts, h~ lu othe Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold,. Copy and Lcasehrld E s t ates on the iliost 'fair and equitable tirnts, and will also condoci eveq Negotiation at much less Bence than what is usual ly,ineurred iirmoney trznsadiuns.., fkier;;bnal Applications Messrs. Lucas, and Co. daily ie. di N v e at their house,. Wo. to, fermyn-street, St. jameb's, 4 Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. •11. Ten years purc h ase w i ll be given tin. well secured , Limes. . , FOR THE TEETH. AND GUAIO. • 111-1 E ESSENCE of eEARL and.PEARL DEN t,t.TI itICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet,. Den- D er . tu tier M a je s ty and the Prime of Wales, ,are greatly sit 14„'Or. both i n e l egance and efficacy, to any thing bithetto, tte of; they will ettecluAly. preserve the Teeth in a state even to old awe ; will render them- white and tli t itiful without " the least impai r i ng t h e Enamel, lasten i ki t , ) ! . as are kuse , keep such as - are already itecateltrom •e l ,!big Worse prevent the Tooth-ach, periceily care the in spq yeti). the ' Crtis, arid ake thcm grow tirm and close to Trier: u likewise m rend the Breall, d e l icatr l ysweet, cf.l.l.,!risetlyall (nose Disorders,. that are -tne con:Argue-rice of uticG :410,1 bad 1 ecta. ley 'ley continue be sold, Whore.sale and Retail, by Bay dritetid 131ew - C - ickspitr-street, London, pricii :s 91. each, li tr 2tetail- by..-I'. Seamia n (l ate P artner and Successor to Mr. •• ii Geor,4e-stieei. -iiartover-square. dyi' n 'e are genu ii ,,-. h ut wi . at have the words " ricinet, keeY and 111,,,, Cockspw-street, errzravtit In the St..tnp. " !y ley Lni.i Blew, CoLksp,r-streer, London," - N d on t • he C. tic !Ilia 1;0X. •, ter, t B • Essenc - e - is imtrie::iarly recominended to Pa trei,te nd ho have the care of Chilciren, as the 4 t Preservative ot youti6 and tende r Teeth. ~ . Many of the most respeclable Beads of our Seminaries of J Ertucatio9 having expressed adesire that the thiprovements contained in Mr. ilazlitt's Grammar should he brougiteour L. in a form better adapted fbr the "use of the iumot Classes . of their pupils, the, roliOWing is now given tt the public in t- compliance with this suggestion. lUVENILE.LIBRAICY, SKINNER.STRE4T. ' This Day was vblished, pike IS. ' • . • J ` OUTLINES - of ENGLISH —GRAMMAR ; i, , Pattly abridged from Flazittt's New and Improved _ Grammar or the English Tongue'. , • ' 'l3y, EDWARD BALDWIN, Esq. g‘ We entirely agree With the Author of this useful WOI k, in Ilis eb j eetityn to the or - minion method of . t niesterr p ig the artifici.l i tiles of other languages to our own, add ih fits' atrer:dutents upon the imperfect definitions of the •parts of speech hitherto rectived. We pronounce this to be a •Crainmar at once rational, simple,: and intelligible, and'are persuaded that it may I . x - introduced into our .Elementary Schools with great benefit to.' the 4ch01,r." • ' • ; • ' Critical Review for Decenib, , r 1809. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No.' 41, Skinner-street, Snow-hill ; and to be liadof alll3o,}k— sellers. • ' 49-where may be had, price 2s. 6(1. The New and I mproved C.; annular of the English Tongue, by %Vali:an ktazlitt. I • SCHOOL BOOKS PUblished by M. I, GO OW IN , at the juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner .street• , .. . . [ The whole of' the First Edition ot the followin g W or k hav- I ing been sold in two months, is the strongest Proof of its utility, and of the public approbation. f I. IU-YLI US'S SCHOOL DICTIONARY of the • ivi PNGLISH LANGUAGE. To %shich is — pre. fixed, A Nev' Guide to the English Tongue, by Edward ; Baldwin, Esq. P r i ce 2S. 6d. on fine, and 25.. on common{ paper. ' i N. 8., The object of this Book is to shorten the time ne : cessary for obtain:rig a competent kno.Wledge, of the Eng ! lisp tongue, so that the learner may acquM. all the genuine elements of our speech, with less than oile-rialt the labour ; Commonly empayed for that purpose. I !** Be careful to ask for tylylins's School Dictionary another hook .with the same title tiving appeared since 2. The I tiN IQ it CLASS BOOK; or Reading I.ti'sons for every Day in the Year. By W. F, Mylius. The Second Edtti n. Price 45. bound. 3. A NEW •and IMPROVED GRAMMAR:of the ENG LASH TONGV E. By. William Hazlitt. Price 2s. ed. 4. OUTLINI:S of ENGLISH GR AMMAR : abiidud fi ml I Liclitt's-iqew and linpr,ved Giaiiituar ur the "fuligtie. by Edward fiaht.viii, Es(i. Price is. bound. Written bt• EDWARD EA L 1..1V N, 1 sq. Adopted in the 'Charter-Howie, and other Principal Schools. Price cs. 5. The PANTHEON ;. or Ancient History oldie Gpds of Greece srd Rome; with Twelve Engravings. • A new .6. HISTORY of ENGLAND ; with Head s o f • t h e Kings. Price 3s. 6th bound. 7. HISTORY of I‘olll E•; front the Building of the City to the Ruin of the Republic. ' With Mali's and other Plates. Price 4s. • o. HisToß of GREECE ; from the earliest Records of that. Country to the time in which it was reduced into a Roman Province. • With Maps and other Price•4s. N. B. The above Histories are.ccnstructed on a particular plan. They are intended to he used in the manner of a Class Book, the Pupils pacing themsclves in a c;_ri le, and each re pealing his paragraph M . turn.- The object of the liter has been to condense the: information conveyed, and the facts are related with a liveliness of manner, peculiarly adapted' to in terest the attention of Youth, and to seize with a strong and lasting hold Ott the memory,. .9. FABLES ANCIENT and MODERN, in two vols. • 121110. ; with 73 Engravings, price .in. one volume, I neatly bound, .3s. ( t d. • N, B. A cheap Ldition of this Work is just published, price 2s; tin universal accunitnotlaticn. Also the same Work in French, Price .35. 6d. which &gm its easy and natural style is peculiarly' eligible as a hest 13coh 41 the study of-that LI1181.1iii;s". 7 _ .-..... ... 1 __,.,..............,_______-...----..-.—......--.7 - -.........--... - -77-----..,....,....;:::: -----.7.:.--- • ROYAL AMPHITHEATR-F ASTLEVs, WEST.. ~ .-- J COVENT.GARDEII THEATRICAL FUND. . AIINSTER7BRIDGE. ! duly r, aro. nder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses he Prince of i 1 AFTER the Svcess.that has attended the endea w 4 L Es and Duke of YORK. - . motifs of the Committee on behalf of their aged and , r ir HIS EVENING, and To-Mort -ow, SaiurdaY., ' infirm Bretliren,,:they find it impossible to separate for the I ul y 7, will be presented • Season witho ut o ffe ring a public Acknowledgment for the THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT ; i unprecedented kindness and intrinsic service affinded the In= Or, 71'11E- FATAL BRIDGE. . • i, stitution by Thomas Harris, Esq. and Mr. Ilar..rs jun. To the other Proprietors they beg also to returnThails ' The EQUESTRIAN AGILITY by- the - first Horsemen in i tv , , B i • the best •. • y ) cannot 9p.,Lt the elle it was given Europe, - ! Season ot their New Theatre. To Mr. Kemble, for his act . To conclude with ( 1 7th tittle) an entire new Comic Panto- ing, - Itis advi , x, and his zeal in/the cause, they are conscious Milne, wi t h extensive Scenery; Alin:ninety. Mechanical .; very much is due. And tlierconclude- with the ardent ho Pe Changes, Decorations, Fee. called . - - that such aEts of kindness may serve to cement the mutual good. will that should always subsist. between Proprietors THE. ERRONEOUS FORTUNE-TEL .... 1 and Performers. Or, HA R LI;QUIN's JUDGMENT. . In which will be displayed entirety new Scenes. to O:Zr From.the numerous inquiries after the Hunted Tai. li. and - the imposiitrility of performing the siime with the i -- '', t w Pantomiine of Harlequin's Judgment, in consequence of t he stage preparation required, the Public are most res ed. f ully int - limn-A that the above eccentric Piece of Horseman %hip will be represented ev , ry Evening next Week only, with harlequin L.itilander • and that Harle q ui n ' s J u d gment will Le pert-muted every alternate Week. Boites 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery is. Doors open at Half past Five, begin at Halt past Six.— halt- pric e at Haft past Eignt. Equestrian Tuition, by able Masters, from Ten till Three . - JOHN FAWCETT, Treasurer and one of the Trustees • , A NEW EDITIONr. This Day ,was published, Price Two shillingsand sixpence un fine, and-'l'wo • - on common, paper,- , TYLIUS'S SCHOOL DICTIONARY of ,the E NGL Sf-I LANG UA . 'To which is preti:.:ed, New Guide to the English Tongue, • - By EDWARD 'BALDWIN, Esq. N. B. The o4jed of this book is to shoiten the.time ne cessary for obtainitig a competent knowledge of the English Torighe,'so that the learner may acquire all the.gcnuine.ete.. ments of our speech, with less,than one half the lahour eon'_ mi,nry employed for that purpose. '• -. " • " ihis motive i: certainly excellent, and the success of the 'Work has hen commenorite ; for we learn that it teaJled a Second Edition in twe Mouths from its first , publication. We. have c!;;:iiined the G u ide b y M r. Baldwin, and the Dic— tionary by t Ir. Al. and as we think the former-very ingenious, and the latter extremely uselul, we have no 'hesitation in re. commending. the Volume in which therarecontain.:.xl." European Magazine tor Nov. 18n9. Prinied for M. j. God Win, at the juvenile Library, No.-4 P 41, •Sionner-street! Snow-hill • anti to be had of a ll Book. i sellers. ......, .. ...,......... i s u - v.,..N •r - 4 4 #1 '''. / ii V ..e.....4% li 43 'A VILLA AND LAND,__ At CHARLTON, in KENT, now in the Occupaion Robert Sowerby, Esq, to be LET for Twenty-one t Years from Michaelmas next, MHE HOUSE is fit for the'receptioh of a Gen , teel Famili, an d there area Coach-I-rins, Stabling, and Offices adjoining ; a l so a Garden-and about to e ur Acres of Pasture: Lanizt. Front thellOuse.and GrOund the re i s a v i ew of the Tham es an d t h e Ships pa'sing and re_ passing. Also to be LEI', for Twenty-one Years from haeltnas - next, between Eon and Nitre Acres of ARABLE L:. ND, in the Parish of Kedbrook, in K 4 ent, noiv in the Occupation of the" Executors of the late Mr. Umphelby. The Villa• anti Land at Charlton, aud - the Land at Kedi' brook ' which a re a b out two miles distance from each . other, ate to be Let either together or •separatei y, And . . in clined to take either or both are requested to send Proposals, in writing sealed tip, to elle Clerk's Office, at OraperV:Hall, Throgmoilon- strea, London, • before Eleven o'clock in .the Forenoon of Thursday the tzth of uly•next, when a Court . of ASSiStantS.of the Worshipful Company of Drapers will be held for Letting the same, and when Persons ntakiug Pro posals, or their'authorized Agents,'rritist attend to e..ter into contraCts, it they shall be accepted. in the mea n 'ti n i e, the P remises' inay be viewed aftei the zd of Jul),, except Sunday, ti,y( leaVe of .the respective Te- 1 nants, in cinitiestray. be dude at the Clerk's omee, I Diapers'-kiall, any d a y s between Ten and Two, exCept,S4- turdays. • • By WM. FREDE.RIC MYLIUS, . . • Master-Of the Academy in Red Lion•square,, London. • • " This is a very good selection. for-children ; aid touch pains seem to have ben taken in t h e c h o i ce of such SlP,ject s ref Mattiral History, His•torie.:l AnecrloteS;&c. as are best zoLipted to...arrest the attention olyoung nds, and unite sdund ihsttui.:tiOn With inunce,-,t deliaglp;-:" —Critical Review t,r NOV, 184 9 See also . the Lurcpean Magazine fur the same Ptinteti•tnr. ,441..1.. Godwin. at. the Juvenile LibratlN No. 41, Skinner street, Snow-hill ; and to be had of ail Book- ftlt4 ()V 1"1,. " " \TT has been too f requently the subje& of just and general reprobation, that taco rtestitute of the eleineßts Uf the "medical art have offided as candidates for puhl:c panona t ;eio the pr.,fessioncif physic.. F,orthe:purpose of doing, jus t i ce to . t h e result nt our studies and experience, and ,to prevent us from being classed among those cnnpirics wliose ittipru.,'ent pretensiors have, tinfoi turiately for society, ton fa•vour, , hlY7) - ece.i'v(Nr; we ,heg' feact.i,to skltitnif and enlightened a faithful state , uent of; our- piir`suits and ac quirements., Atte: havi:. , ,: - ,:received a' regular medical educa .as the pupils of . I, lemsy;i, ..C;rinded and Ilft,t4r ( l, wb o s e lettines . and practice we carefailly alten , h:d; as professors and 'sirgeons of the Londonflosptrat ' - entered* oursc-Ives as - .students in that ju st ly celeFrated school for medical acquire ` care nient, theitoyal College of E , .iinburgh, and were instrucied in the dillijent branches of anatomy ; siirgvry, the tlitory and -practice of orteifiiStry; .midwitery, bOtany., '&c. &c. by those eminent prolessi,rs, Drs. Monro,-G regory, i3lack, Hanititot*, ) ,/unc a n and Rutherford. Wtx e trust we :than tiOt deeined prCstn.l+:llturas in- snycrig that our proficiency and acquircrnew,sdre i,eitis•onsilfraFife. HaVink for a' hing series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the varibus-iilseas of Debi:ity, the particular cbject or °lir studies and praaice, - it will, we hope, be al inWed - iliat we hare aCquired superior i knowledge of . their treatment and Imre. In slight and recent l‘ cases of infeCtion a perted re-establisinnent Completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost veteracy, where nther pratitiorirrs have tailed - of success, a b proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures..zo the piri , :nt a site and 'radical cure. AmitiSt the melarich7dy variety of disorders which are the of a habit long and most unh a ppily pursued by Inc youth of both. sexes, there are none' more alarmol4 or more distressinr, thati those deticiencic3 and debilities which fre. nrcvent or iw!bitrer the r:zat citnoni4tl state. To•su,h • bur,' it t a s consolation to - know that they n:•.: y now, t - y a mew and infallible mid o.e oft:eat:tient, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong,-manly, and vigor aus constitution : In all cases debility, from whatever i cause arising, .as well as in every species of venereal inteztio4,, i we may he con . sillted by patients of either sex with the peat. est secrecy and honour. I lorifs of consultation at home from ten to three, and from fin the evening 1:11 oat night. ! Patients. in .the counti,y.ate re(iue.sted to state tne partie4. -Jars of their case, age; and general habit of living, &c. c. erasing a remittance tor advi ce :and medicines, wnea_the sam e will be given, or sent to ally ,part of the k .Ti ens u r r ,thaksecreey so essential to, our un d ertaking, time postage letters may be ad.:ed to the account for medicines. CUkl•tlE and Co. Surgeons, NU. to 7, Hatton—garden Nlessrs Cwrie and Co. have Certificates, from the above respr:ctable Professors of London and Edijihurgh ; for the fillip:rice, 'Skill, and humanity, with which th'6y per. formed the duties assLized them during the.tinie they at. tended 1 , 1 - Nir Lett ures zici l'6:fiee. In a fevt, Days will be pitblislied,. in Svo. the Seco n d I'M i ion, of WALLACE ; or, The BAT-I.'eE ofFALKIRK, ' - .. - a METRIC4I. R-; . NIANc.:E. •; IMPIIIII.AI. DECREES. - Printe,l foi Longinani, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown,• Pa- • ti • -,-' ternote-tiw. ' . i- A 6At.--cy of ST. CLOWI, j'illtE P 6 ---NrttOn • • - r ‘•• On readin g over th e extraas we have made, we feel' Elill'eror "1 che French, .li.ing of l'aly, ProtcOor gulp satisfied that the voite of 6tir reader- v s will eiinfirin our di the Conic. !ettition ot tio - -. Rit,ne Nleclit'or - of decision in favour of the.poulical genius whie'd must have ' the swi .., , .-- - ' ' .' . ' . dictated this work.. lit e objeakiiis, which aii)ply in some s s I_,ettgue, Scc.. &C. It beinc, , our intention : l iL ,l i. i,,l ' ii .i t ., 1 it i‘f).:(.-ct,uzirns,,aret e o , u ii r:t:.: u ..- a : i j - at -- , c: e t ti ' re ;;" we i ' la . i.t, , , . - . degree" to all thew orks which we hive read in . pOtstoised'imi. , tO o.sCtiti'taio .t i.e, oianions of the pt-nrip:ll merchants rations of the ballad,-metre, are less frequently to be drawn from the Poem 1:ow before us, thah fro m any'of•its pfecur- -•' . . sons: while in ':iropinion, its beauties arc more -ment,l its sentiments -m o r e exalted, its moral eltecit iiiiiiiitetv - -hith e sub . . ' t-l'-'•Ei:eL'lli.,/a-Ist.:41,1:)....":(s);--".*!1,,,,,'.c,,ciirneil of Miltintactures. lime acid attraaive."—riti ca l Review, I • ch. 15,... • i . • SECON.D EDI 11(PN. ' • to tii,.•\ tinfis.ie•triolefr23ell3l,.iiiii.j::rillier,tat.'ii.seilit'elriar ,Crodtilni•L''il':0!11.711)::!, This Day Was published, ,- In One Volume unto. -price •4s. hound, . . 1 Liclore ;itis to consist of .6ftocis. HE JUNIOR CLASS BOOK ;or RIieID.ING .', 2. .14 ,, M 4 nib or7silt, Voun,it '-sh.t:t b e Rain e d A LESSONS FOR 1 , 211F-1Z Y 'iSAY IN TH L y'l.:,.‘, i i .. :, by the. MreiSte r of. the Intviar;•,... • Seteaeti from the most •approveci„Author s . Jra the 14..: of j-;• • Mettii.,: t s, as shall prove then:selves Schools. '• .Imost userul, or dlSplay.stibeii or --talents. snail - Obraiii the s alto. of - Councillo r or Arts'atift itlatitiCiiztooss. They :AI ,:i ~ receive a ttrev e t t o th is ON, Sigprd •svi:l, oi,r ;ind. '' 4 Tu beco me a ri.letnber of the Ci.•,:i., ii, :i is rei ; L:_-.. 1' ectilkivi be riir,ion Shotflit'b:: a ciao 'a i.i,l,o'cr ~n•i.., "5, Tlic Looliell stl.lll-be- S,) L - : :i' 1) ~L. ili.:z i'•'.'t ,• i . brancii r..,J . ii:,'ti,t,y will be repres,mt:it ~, ;t 01:! •-,:..., woollen, ti i ncirip and, 4 5 x, ';!..,.7 t:,,Z10:1; lii ,t 1,....)-',. 1 the :.1:,11'.116/11.4L4theS, Will t'AciLtl,o . :: I n .. rt. at .least biic I-ckpute3----- '- - b Five Members at least of tivri ,Counell ..vill_reside 1 5 l';iris: ; (nig LiVilk each class of inartutaeteres speciti. it: • , Art. 5 . . ) -2, Whenever a Mernberls . at Pais, ilioni,h itot ealic..d i 1 there, he iii-1 attend and vote at the sittings. . ". S. Tiire- Minister of the Interior ;nay erin,voke, wilie: one Ilnnkis prope'llail or part -of the Motiltser of to 't 7;.t.T.i..E, I I . ---.COLIIICiI Cif COI/1:11:-/Ce • ' • ", 9.. The Council General of Commerce, establish e d by ouf Alio,ister of the Interior, by an Atter. of the 3d N ; %rose, y..2.,1 zl , • sliiilloe increased to 66 Member s who, like th .se 1-ot ti.e.Cotiocil of iVlantitactura, - May afier five y,.!.rs service, receive a Brevet of Councillor of Commerce. . " io. One Mento..7 at least shall be seleaed from e.,,-:1 1 branch of trade: ': ' • " ;i. Ti le other rezulationi" or Tit i.g. I, are Cl4lllbon to tilt C. uuti7.ll4Tien'EarJr 426iTlincrce. ,Oigneif) N A P O I , E 0 N." . • i• VIE'NNA, JUNE 15. 7 -,lt is reporited. that some. I, changes were - intended in the Hungari an Coil- I . stitution - ; but the re i s ' no foundation for' it, the 1 spkit of. the kingdom being entirely adverse to any • innovations, • . • ~. • - • • 1 All the regiments of the line , quartered in Hun . .gary; have received orthrs to give-furloughs to two thirds of the soldiers. The saying tnat will be pro- dined by• this regulation', will indemnify the Trefi sury. for the increased pay given to the officers, in coirSequence Of the - dearness of provision s . . A'report h as b een current of a geneinl enga.getnekit 1.1..-,tween the Ilussiansand the . Turks, b ut i t water , . ~ • ~ connrina non. ' . It °i 4 ''prikli.ible that Se rv e : . ‘..yrii fii!come the I ! , eatrc or important events. . Opinions are much divid..td aa 'that. country.. It is said that C,zerni George s h as changed his.plan. ' ,- FRANKFORT, JUNE 9., I . —Exclusive of the troops that sat out froni ...Constantinopl e , to join the army of the Danube, a great number have - arrived from Asia, and even from Africa : notwithstanding, it is the opinion of severalTachas, .that hostilities will a- t' commence before some attempt at negiicialion Is tried. The Russian a rmy, it is said, has crossed tt - e Da nube at three points, and already 'occupies a part of Bulgaria. The head quarters ate at Nicopoli. A Russian- detachment penetrated as far a 3 TZernoitke_ ' 4r.•Adair has -to .contend against the inaetivity of co Titt/Mitti TA YLOP., Esq. the , overnemelit and the hatred of the "sound part in ~. n No. 9, New Blidge-Street, L'ondan. Honoured Sir, / Edinburgh, Al.och 13, 141,0 i. the Tiirkisli Diva"ii, who consider Win as the lin ale- „ . . i dime cause Of all the misfortunes under which Tor y BEG leave to inform you, that: ever since the !,- ~ ~... ~ . . . Key sutlers. 1 /1t! JelltsSal leS are Ant to mutiny ; tea ; Ye'vi„rt;ig(rilroltnhityse(b):ellealnaattlery ei r i es w is ii tir l i,: li e e ve l ;; " C s,- Hi V r: e nt ;:f itirty of them have been beheaded but Ibis Severi' y Medicine prescribed by the toost eminera t of the Paeolry i !Hs only rendered them more intraetable. Pvlr. hre,".and undergoing several severe cours-.!5 of salivAtion•,• I I , Adair is . adeu . accused of -havin<= encouraged them to and twice discharged fro m the Hospital, with . little relief , would appear to be of the most inveterate nature.. lii the I Inntiny, ,-, It is well known that all those who ap- spring altast year my disubli-.7 had• got to s t tch a hea...l a s I oiled to this Minister were spared in the village of nearly to put a ' period to my oxistence—l had a la de tilecr ! I) f : fa. • on the crown of my head, one cart each acin, and 12.1 ) . lees -. „ t • !iffy' manner ;my right kyai Mead- %I -') TI - 7 - 1 . 1 i. I n i t last UNE -2. le / SI. re..urneu on fully b p r a o i k n e t. : l ,. , It a i i i i ' d a h r l ig heen in a..state. of ulceration for the I lie I • 1 tit int. to Port Passage, from a crutze of six teen days, during whiCh she togs CliaSVd by five d 1 - 1- last seven snare; , my lett feed also tw o large wr,de s on it, i wa s v er y much discoloure d ? and eave me such .e.xcrtitito-1 c ~ereiit. frigates in the Bay of Biscay. She also had tug. pain, particularly when warm in bed , as nearly to,eli. : prive nit. of rest; in this lamentable state,. I was, recom- livc 'engagements ;' the last against two Engliish J. ,T h.... 1 ),o (who t,c,,i so' y a brigs of 12, or 14 guns,' hating troops' on board. en,',eriehzt,'''yi i gem Nir i l: u e i, to take your Leake's Parent Pills, ; „ - - .. . on thu 26th of Nlay ; in the co u I se i lite two brigs _received . c..r mach damage, !bin on e of a..fortnight, I Ite.';m to receive bluetit —in little us .„re ; of.. hem struck; but a ship of war coming tn sight, which 1. began' to d. than a ,r_rionth, the- ulcers op .my head and arm s wc:e f which announced herself by some cLintion snot, the soundly' healed—soon alter, the *soreS on my le es • tiejled • ,•,;) i . %-, pam was ' obliged to abandon the two brio, as . = .• also ; leaving, however, considerable diseolouratio n in the i. ,skin, and pain in the none of the lett, woieh, by the l3les- , i %VOL as the. prizes he had previously made, 'which, sing of God; and a little 10;14er pers..:verance . to yourinvii- he kept under his guns. • luable Medicine, subsided ; the' nudes aispersials, 'the skin, i ~, e e ... . , .. , the Spa_ p.izes were—an American tong, the , Npa- Jute, and the noeturnal criers .eracitrall 3 ! , ILI S gOlpg 0 • its -I ' t' ;. t i: l LlT l L>e.c a i i.c,' by your liberal advice:loaf 1,-:., 1 titsii Lady, laden with flour and bound to ierseY ; regainin d , clime, perte,...oy tree loon all in'y for:ii:r coiniqaint,,,- t i t ,,' _Eno-Its/1 brigr Reirorive, with a cargo of rum, have recovered my tinnier spirit s and strength, and anitie. .i '• , , , ,-, colt C, aou uampeachy wood, mountino. 14 guns ; ts conic jolly And tat, in win...di -rate navingcmitin ue d lit an y . 1 rnonthS to th e aStolliShilleilt of all wh . knew :tie, 1 a m a l ; the Jnny, laden with rum, sugar„ coffee, ging e r a n d a loss irt what terms to expr ess toy 0-4titdde, b ur bez you, : tive-st tiffs; from Jamaica to London. "Ihe latter was for the good of other- sultZ!ring inoroils to maka • tins . „,., 2: .. i ..1 ., i.. quite a ite',VV Vessel, coppered, mounting 12: gnus. lo c n a l. s ,,,,., e ,i,j a ,:t s ii:,( l , : l 4 , i g, l , : r ii.;, ,yol a tiasi I il F i t ei si b t r i e .t v, , ,,,t: a iiy 3 f, ' LSii.l..g4tei,i ( si l rs eV y , ,, r p y lr .._nt..,lii; , She _fought the privateer from ,tflree 0. clock . io tric :i l. l'. X.:oti ii % L i's. iti . O.tiloon !ill night, when the latter was obliged to Switica CiOSC, :14li-stlcet, Eitin,bureu. i h a A-1 oft to repair her damages. - She kept, how winicsscs ri, iiie atinve burr e ~ . . , , ever, .witiiiii.gun-shot of the brig, and at seven die lona Tnomi-soN, NO.. 3 ; New i'ollitry Marl<et ; anq 1 1.6 it a Nl`.l"i4 ros H, oid AsseitiblY- Close, Edit:burgh. 1 next morning renewed the engageme.nt... Fatigu,(l Preparcii a.i.d Sohl lly: th e sole Proprietor, ' - , c , • .wit li the resistance of the enemy, the nrivateer nettle i , THOMAS T,.. YL4)li, Member or the Royal College, 0.. ...m. .. •' ' , • germ s , at his House,' No. 9 , New / 4 6(.4;e-street, Louden' ' , : preparat i ons to hoard her, wilco she siruck at elev en o'clock.. Twenty then were obliged .to be sent On, • where, atter a constant restdotiee of more than thirty -41x years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of . Venereal Compla.nts anti those incidental to the Parts of , „ is. () privateer board *.lier - t o . 1 air her damages. The • Generation, with tha t inviolable secrecy 'which oien of also stmered a great deal, and.arrived at Passage, not hiS prOfession should always observe in Stich cases he i knowing what was become of her prizes. flatters himself; the advice and assistanc e ht . gratuito..isly . ,•. k..ONsTANTINOPLE . , MAY 10.—Iiiere were sorn ....... administers to persons , taking this Ali:theme, wil. he ' esteemed, by a discernin t : Public, as an adylntagesel• ' fresh'symptoms of mut : . ,sr among the janiss tries a dem attainable and void of all ambiguity. - few days ago,- but the Government ordered li * ft . 01 Also sold, by his aiii i iiiiniline i tt, for the conveillezice of . the revcAtcrs to be strangled, arid tranquility 'was, re those Born ) : at 4 distance, at the fertlimer'S, N0:3 5 , St Alban's-stre e t Pall-Mall ; the Toysiiop, N.,„ 1i . )3, 0X- . established. We learn nothing from the.arnie s ;it ord-Aree-t ; Mr. Disborougles, No. 7, appears .that nothing of importance has occurred...—. heck -street-11:11 . ' Mr. Stel's Bookselle r No. 1, . I, tnion-row, Little Tower.: .-p he rs, 3 - ;. ~ ~... •.,_ , r., g.isn •Atinister continues at Constantinople., hitt ; Nlr.liaxter's, South-bridge, Edinbuten ; Mr. Ala.:- 4 &mak!, Glasgow ; Mt. Bull, Paine -street Dublin ;• and by and . does every in his power to inchice the Porte to out pars ;II ni every considerable thw'n in '(;rear Bri tam.ind• , • irel.arrd,-•i n • Boxes of on t y - Zs. 9d. eaeh,' scolixl u p with full . continue the war. ' . • SctcLA,JUNE 4 . — Yesterday at ten o'clock in ilte" and plain directions, whereby persons or either .sex may • .. cure themselves wan ei...se, speed, secrecy, anti safety. morning, his Majesty set off from Palini on lii; voiv N. ti. Li•iery , l3ox sold i n Great Britain is sealed up wlth t o ( A ir city. On his arrival at Bagnara, lie 'embaiked, a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioner s is p:intca, a t t h e S tamp Ottiee-- “ T. Taylor, No. .e.., New , and a,,:aiti landed at a shortdistance from Scilla, int o n of Iltidge-street."---to mutate s,thichis Felony, a ri d a ll ethers which he made his entry on h orse b ac k at ballpast arc Ceulitarkatb. two o'clock, i n th e m id st of the firing of canno FR B N CH ERS. :WP ft tO ulllO Chet Oly ono - txer- ex.- ion; their inin I not vv3 4 s Lord .SlVr their totJ enti" • the Dad . e :.---- ; D:st , Iron', %ICY' che l jcie-4 f)• , v ; ,11, ;co t ' :vlj. Re vlf c. to me; .nawi 01 la t 6 Coq' : Pi get, ty of I•ce to ';.4. t CO